What do we know about history?

[AsakuraHao2004]

Originally posted by Drace

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Originally posted by Ace of Spades We don't really know that Heiroglyphics was a form of writing, we just assume that was.

Actually, we can know that for sure.
Napoleon Bonaparte(I think) found back in the late 1800 a stone with on it 3 different writings. One was heiroglyphics and another was greek. And knowing that the Greeks had a form of writing, we can be sure that the heiroglyphes are too.

The rosetta stone?

And of course the bible has been altered. That's what makes it a good fictive novel, the revisions by so many people.

[DragonBlaze]

 

And of course the bible has been altered. That's what makes it a good fictive novel, the revisions by so many people.

People haven't changed the context of the bible, its just been translated differant ways, and revised to use more modern wording. But there's always the original bible written in herbrew, greek, or whatever it was written in, so it hasn't been altered.

[maxine]

interesting thread.. I by my self are interested in the stories of the Egypt pyramid stuff....

[Razor]

I remember once this webpage was entirely devoted to how it was physically impossible for Noah to exist. Was a good laugh.

[Drace]

Originally posted by AsakuraHao2004

The rosetta stone?

Yes, that's the one. I think.